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Bay NlITTELDORFER'S

b2e AIIIELDOktE Elk =
GRAND CLOsING-OUr SALE.
As we stated before our stock NUT BE
SOLD by SEPTEMBER l5rd, a. our lease ex-
pires by that date.
We have made extraordinary reductions In
every department
BLANKETS AND CARPETS.
- per cent. less than they can De- bought two
month. hence.
WHITE GOODS.
INDIA LINENS at ~, o., 6Nc, -, o., lie,
i.c., -. &c;
PLAID MUsLINs that were i24c. now re-
cuccd 20 O.. a yard;
PLAID MUsLINs that sold Tor &c.. &c, eoc.,
and Ec, all reduced 10 ilIc. yard;
PERSIAN NULL reduced from sjr 70 -. a
yard; the -. Grade row TO-. q yard.
REMNANTS
VALUEI9LcA YARD.
REMNANTS yard-wide PACIFIC LAWN.
Our price now &C..
REMNANTS i2kc. SATTEENS
marked down tO6ic
REMNANTS Ot 81. DRESS LAWNS
at 2kc. yard.
FORMER PRICE I2XC.
REMNANTS FIGURED ErAMlNE
now down 20 81. yard.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS
At half value.
USUAL PRICE sc.
REMNANTS SOLID CAMBRIA, fJr dress
Lniugs-a oil cOlOrs--
reduced % sc o yard.
REMNANTS TORCHON LACE, HAMBURG
AND SWISS EMBROIDERY
at less than import prices.
IMPORTANT IMPORTATION.
Ynrd-Yid0 BLKACIED COTTON reduced from
Gifc. 10 80. a yard;
TABLETAN, all cOl0rs, at Ice. yard;
YARD. vide COMBINATION DRESS GOODS re-
duced from 57Nc. % 20c. q yard;
Fun yGld-wlde BLhACHED COTTON worth
l0c. at1s.c. A yard
UNBLEACnED COTTON worth 6kc., now 70
duced 10 e.. yard:
STRIPED AND PLAIN LINEN DRILL. for
GenueWens and Boys wear, reduced from
pc. 90 l2hc. yard;
ChlNKLED SkEkSU CKER reduced from j i4c.
aud l5o. 10 9Hc. yard.
PARASOiS.
have been marked way down; in fa-, 80 low
that IL yea don't need one now IL Will pay you
70 make a purchase for next season.
ID. & z MIrTELD0RFER,
au 2.Su,Tu&Th 5.7 Broad street
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All letters ana kilograms must be addressed
60 TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
turnc1.
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HOILINS INSTITUTE,
IL VIRGINIA.

Tho forty-nfth session viii open on the iirH
OF sIPTLMBER. lss,.
instruction IS given IN Languages, Literature,
Sciences. Music, Art, housekeeping, PeDman-
ship, Elocutcn, Calisthenics, NC, e.. under
high standards, 10y instructors of culture, cha
ractcr. and large experience. Young ladies' who
attend enjoy the advantages OF sslubriOUs eli
mate. milcrsl waters, and beautiful mountain
scenery. Tho school is composed almost ex-
cUsiyelyOf boarding pupils, and j. Intended
for only $50 young ladies'. Il Is nnely equipped
ana employs over twenty-five Officers and
teachers.
Apply at HOllins P0st-ofice, Va. -
CHARLESH. COOKE,
a.. ~, -, 0T,,-l.- h,Lainnas MN
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aforementioned Sang Service. By
PHILIP rHLLIPs AND HIS Son. With
Gems from Fifty Authors. New
York: The Phillips Publishing Com
iany. 1897. Price 80 cents.
For sale by the publishers.
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GKNTiEVEV's PURE Ivryna.,,.
reinforced only ios.-a go, s,.,
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RRIIfF COMMENT.

"The Concord School of Philosophy
las closed its sessions and the luna
tic asylums throughout the country
again have q chance.
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Ia DANYILLE, Va.
The twcnty-ninth session begins on the lsr
OF SEPTEMBER Diplomas conferred on eight
studies. Other honOrs awarded. Tho PROBES
sor Of Music Is from the Leipsic Conservatory.
The Art Teacher Is from Cooper lnstitute and
the school OF Design for Women. The Teacher
Of Modern Languages and the Sciences IS from
the schools OF France aud Germany, and Is also
an accomplished scholar in English Terms
very low for tue advantages offered.
j. y. AVERETT,
iv2t-Su Tu&ThiW President.
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HuoPE on. HOPE EVER

IL BOW many delicate ladies' there ny
who. while they attend 10 their daily dulles. ~
so With aching heads, sense o. FUN css, pain
In tile back. AID Oppressed spirits, VINO arc
"only Keeping about" ns the phrase ISL .v I'M.
dsy they ego into decline and leave their
children moihcrless To such we would say
"Choor up Timely use Of DR.. Pierces r~
vorito Prescription corrocts all female irrsgl-
lnriiies, weaknesses, and kindred shec'oh'
easily, pleasantly. end quickly.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
A
30. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
IICHMCND. VA.
JOHN y. POWELL, Priac.pal;
Ms. y. g.. TEYTON. 10, ocia-e Frirc.pal

Tic fifteenth session Of this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES' AND LITTLE GIRLS VIII
opcn MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IS lSj'. Special
Advantage offered In MJ SIC. MODERN Ian
GUAGES, ENGLISH. AID ENGLISH LIHERA-
TURF. Number Of boarders limited 10 thirty.
Apply for catalogue at the b0okstores. or 20
either PRINCIPAL ~ lH-Iu.lh&Nl3n
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DEATH o. AN AGED LADY.

Mrs. Jane Pugh, aged sevcnty-one,
a most estimablc Christian lady, died
at her residence at Swift Creek village
this morning about 6 o'clock. On the
cd OF July she was stricken with Sc
we're illness, and had been almost
spcechlcss ever since. She gradually
grew worse until death relieved her Of
her suilerings, as above mentioned.
She leaves two sons and five daugh-
ters-all married. One of the latter
resides near Milford, in Caroline
county, three in Manchester, Va, and
one at Swift Creek. The latter mar
ried Mr.. NJ. S. Robinson, OF Swift
Creek. One of those in Manchester
married Mr.. W. l.. Robinson, formerly
OF Swift Greek, but now superintendent
of the Old Dominion COttOn-3lills
Doth of the above gentlemen are
brothers Of DIR. G. Y. Robinson, OF this
city, Two others Of her daughters
married c. G. and J. +. Farley, OF
Manchester. The other married AIr.
John Pugh, now Of Caroline county.
Mrs. Pugh was the widow of the late
Rev. James W. Pugh, who once con-
Quoted a grocery business in this city
at the foot of High street.
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le01 MAIN SCREEN.

Twer.v.Crst session bori~s OCTOBER 80.
Loading con mercial elIclt).s say tha c)rrs'
NJ .t,i.r n The lcsl that uos ever 5eeu Devised.
enc OF great yaluo 40 those who nave business
dealings.
Ifusrcr0as bu-irosg- md professional mon
0i Tins city. besides hundreds OF oiEars IN ar
ierout rert4 II the country, have received sac
instruc ions 81 the school.
For tar4cuiaIs address
nr2an. GEORGE v. NICOI.
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AIRS. WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL
WI AND DAUGHT IRIS, lately Of Frederlcks-
burg, will open a SCHOOL OF RICH GRADE
FOX GIRLS at $40 west Grace street. Richmond,
on SEPTEMBER 18TH. They vii continue
their Fredericksburg prices: For session OF
nine monils-English, $50; Latin. French, or
German. sl5-.wO OF these languages, s25; Mu-
sic on piano, SIS: Drawing, $40: Painting, SO.
Apply for circular. Address til September
let 5leL north Fourth street. iy 0eodtssij'
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sMtJSENEETN.
lICEON SHOOTING.

IR. CARVER AND ". TELL MITCHELL
vii shoot n MATCH AT ONH HUNDRED
PIGEONS for The championship o, the world
on AUGUST trH ~ nosrhen's Base Bali
Grounds; shooting 20 commence q. $50 ?. VI.
Admi sion, - cenis. " 3i-5t
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Heading notices ia rcadiDg-mat;er type, 5
tines or loss 81; 10 nonpsreil loaded. 20.
Card Of rstes FOR more space furnished on ap'
pEcation.
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L'AUOUIER FEMALE INSTI-
Il TUTE. WARRENToN, VA.-Opens It's
twenty-scyenth annual session SEPTEMBER
IA, iSS1. situated in the Piedmont region Of
Virginia, unsurpassed for its beauty. fertility,
and heelthfulness. Only ifty miles from
Washington. The grounds, ton acres In all,
are tastefully laid out. Tho building 10 one OF
the finest school edl1ces In the State. A full
corps Of teachtrS Terms reasonable and
made known on application. For catalogues
address GEORGE g. BUTLER. A. NJ,
ty lg-eods9t Principal
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All diseases OF lower bowel. IN
GLIDING pile tumors, radically cured. boo n, "
particulars, 10 cents IN stamps. Worid p's-
pensary Medical Association, 603 Main stroe''
BuflaiO, n. y,
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MoRTUARY RECORD.

Dunng the month of July there were
sixty-three deaths i'll this city-twen-
ty-seven among the white and thirty
six among the colored population.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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INDERTSkEus.
MAGIC WATER.

E'ERRANDINPS MAGIC WATER.
for turning de hai- Go its natural color
Warranted % b. the best ga Use.
Used by q great ulny aui unnecessary Hp
proved. 6l3 east broad street. y ~"
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NOOO MAPLEWOOD INSTI-

GO0O MAPLEWOOD lNoIl-
DcOO. TUTE. for both sexes, CONCORD
VILE, PA. INSTRUCTION THOROUGH. Students
prepared for college or business. Backward
pupils privately tutored. Special care to little
boys: no extras. JOSEPH SHORrLiDGE. A.
NJ. PRINCIPAL. 1y 16-eod2m
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DIEDMONT MALE ACADEMY,
Il GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE CO., VA.
Ropgs MAssIR. A. NJ, D. L, Principal.

Accessible location; unsurpassed scenery;
fresh mountain air; excellent water, treestone
and chalybeate; the best OF fare; faithful anu
thorough instruction.
send for circular. ly l2-Tu, Th&SatOcl
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COLLEGE,

III yA.-The li2.h session win open on
THURSDAY, September ., 1887. Entrance OK,
aminstions Will be- held ON Wednesday All
students should BE- present punctually. FOR
catalogues and other information apply TO the
President, RICHARD McILWAlNE, ID. d.
Hampton sidney, Va ~ is-Tu&Sa2m
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VKTESLEYAN FEMALE INSTT

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTI-
w TUTE, STANTON. VA.-Opens SEP
TENDER n. 1857. One Of the FIRST schools for
young ladies In the Union. All departments
thorough. Buildings elegant Steam heat
Gas light. Situation beautiful Climate splen-
did. Pupils from nineteen States. All impor.
tant advantages in one greatly reduced charge.
Board. washing, lights, English, Latin. French,
German. Music, for scholastic year from sep
TENDER 20 Juno, SEQ. For catalogue write 70
Rev. WILLIAM A. BARRls, ID. d., President
Staunion, Va ~ ii-eodsm'
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DANJOP5 ACADEMY.
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
FOR ICAs AID Young MLN.
send fnr catalogue.
JOHN T.. SAMPSON, 4. n., Principal.
EsY. LOGAN WOODS, IA. d., Associate.
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OAKLAND MALE ACADEMY.

OAKLAND MALE ACADEMY.
TPRHs: roard ord tliaOn tninc months. 81
plcpates to- University, for College, or l)r
nusiucee. ScId io- catalogue Address tlO
principal, al uakiGul, Louisa county, Va
!. =. NAY, Principal
). Il. LoyING, \. B., aud i. J.. MAY, N. D.,
heloGr;os. al 2-fuN&sw)G,Swjt
ETA!RFhX HALL SEMINARY FOR
Z Young LADIES. at Winchester. Va. MISS
H. T. BILLINGS Principal. Nineteenth yea
opens SEPT EMBER 7Tu. Cour-e thorough IN
oyery del ariment standard high. Ten CONF
peieit instructors. Location desirable. Terms
moderate. see catalogue. eu e-IusIn't
ALL APPLICANTS FORTHEPO-
n siTIOS OF TEACHERS ~ TIE PUB
lie SCHOOLS or uINhIlO COUNTY arr
hereby uotfod that win bee ~ The Supcr.n-
tsrGcn.s Office 90 the jrH iND 6fn OF Al
GIsTc' 10 :. ~. for thc pHrpp-e ~ examining
such rtron. FIRST G,y devoted to the color
eli. AID lhc second 10 ~;iite applicants. am
requested 20 slate TART Gre trustees viii elect
teachers on he @OTH OF AUGUST
JOIN Is. RUSSELL.
July IS. 1.e7. " aD-ot
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MfEfIAeS.

Chronic nasal caiarrh positively cured by Dr.
Sage's Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
MY morHNR's GRAVE.

MY mem'ry wanders far tonight,
Acrors the tcssn wave,
To tcenes Of early cuildhoo i'5 years.
Ard to my mot hers grave
OFT In my creams stand beside
Her grave beneath the tree,
And SEQ her we'll remem bered form.
More dear than all to mo.
cannot lioger meath tho bauzhs,
Whete thou art rett'ns, love;
Tie wide deep OCEAN rolls botweeu-
Hut can look above
OD! notnsr N Y the sum nor breeZ,
blow gently c'er Thy tomb,
And all the f1w>,s Of early snring
Fling forth their fragrant bloom.
Above thy grave may bright winged birds
send forth their clear notes strong
III dale and hill te.cho far
WI n trili and plsa ant song.
Ho sstttly time has passe away!
Hts stamp 10 on my brow;
let, mother, all thy early ltvs
And prayers are chetisltd now.
With deepest iongirgs havc yearncd
To see tiny TACO Op CO moro
10 hold thy hand, to kiss thy brow;
Alas those l0ys a:e Ger
nd yet tho memory OF thy prayers,
Like 6escnns DER tho sea,
Stlll lights for m the narrcw path
That ieAds to Heaven and thee.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
f.ioI e-s caught roo La Q.

Upon the outskirts of Chestnut Hill,
Phiia' e phia, near where the famous
Intian Rock Hotel used to stand, the
Village Green Hotel looms up, welcome
oasis In the eye of the weary, thirsty
traveller. Mine host is John Helms. In
Lsi dlord Helms family is come!y
daughter, Whose bright eyes and arch
smile hav, played sad havoc with many a
young atlantis heart at the Hill. Behind
Helms bar presided al expert, whose
skill in compuundirg drinks and cooling
draughts made him almost magician in
the eyes of the bibulols old fellows
around town.
The bartender fell in love with his EN-.
ployer's daughter. 1t had been twenty
years si1ce Papa Helms had mixed In any
love passages. He had forgo ten the sign >
and was blind to the indications, and so
when one morning lew days ago his
daughter and her bartender lover both
were missiI e he was more surprised tha
Anthony Wayne when No Flint General
Grey broke In on his eucanpmenf, u few
miles below Philadelphia, one night dur.
ing the Revolutionary period.
But john was soon awake, and away
he went on stern chase AZ last as the re
gular schedule Of u city boun1 Pennsyl-
vania train would permit him. But he
was too late. An ever-willing Camden
min ster, hev Sleeper, had made the ty-
ing twain one. Still he kept on after
tNem, and owe at the hotel he came upon
them Did he storm and swear and up
braid and threaten to cut Of with the pro-
We bial sing,e shilling: Not he But call
ing his son-in-law out be emandtd that
he should set them up To the boys with
the money he had knocked down from
the Village Green till AID taen, with
draughts pledging the fair brides health
and long lite TO the rrocm, the night
passed in an old fashioned way that made
the rattcrs riag and nearly awakened tn ;
800 soldiers sleeping 70 quietly in The
National Cemetery n rod away.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25

At $50 o'clock in the Twelfth Ward on Second Third
Cleveland avenues. '
These lots are all in fine high, healthy locality new in
dustres have been established the city railway will be
extended in short time school and church will erected
streets opened and graded These improvements necessarily
improve the adjacent lots.
nave any foresight can see for themselves by walking this
Ivcny the improvements being made 1t may appear
little distance walk but bear mind you lots the
lefty at those prices the offered 1t is probable that
ms is the last sale we may have nstallments
AS matter OF course we will only sell certain number of
ots when that is done we will sell those terms
lakes on lot assessed at $50, 81 year. East of
Union street lot assessed at $50 the tax s25 house
west OF Union street assessed $1,000 of Union
street tax and remember Ioet lot Union
street would be assessed higher
persons desiring investments there other such oppor-
tuny as the profits always than double the
you get in the savings bank and often times You
not loose the property always holds its own Persons in the
country find better place money for while
they are working at home other building adjacent
their lots are making money for them
To those who want home and paying rent buv
build nice, fine house for $1,000.
The payment shares per month interest on $1,000 Ss
per month"; making $40 month. You pay nearly much
for rent Now month you make payment you
You may pay rent for years will never own your
home But how to sta Here your opportunity
you must at least lot you have
before the loan can be secured sober and industrious
land sick out Of work. there Delaware that will
mot wait year for you landlord will not.
To those desiring house containing to rooms hot and
cold water and BATH side yard front yard and poc should buy
lot IS to 50 feet 'front.' take shares building association
that loans $500 each share You build nice Sroomed
cottage described for from $1,000 $1,000 complete such as
1you would pay SIS per month for in the city
The older the shares the easier will be secure oan as
security to the loan you them mortgage property also
lassgn shares not borrowed the loan The result you
keep you loan will be paid each month"; SI2 paid in
twelve SI72S for which you get the
house for at SI2 per month"; release of mortgage
on house worth $1,000 value shares $500 share $780,
Total S92S AS you obseveby keeping up your oan you
lget the use of the house and $1,000 besides.
These plain facts which verify by asking
responsible building loan officer.
TERMS-sIo cash on each lot knocked off and
IS5 per month until paid for per off for cash.
Hacks will leave Sixth and Market streets at o'clock
THOMAS M. OGLE
PETER J. FORD
L. w. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
An Old Fab,e III n ow Harness

Scene Exterior OF drug store. T!nc
10 80 u. m.
Drams-PeIsou Three Witches
Druggist. Policeman, and nightbsll.
First Witch, (oxner Of Store. IA,
hail, noble friends At last Lava W,
reached our end. We will now to bed
But ho d, dos. thou know ofa peaceful
umberiDH soul.
Heavy Vi,latn-hys, aye, wa do
HSst thou fJr1ot sn our noble friend
the drugsist, who this day has trsis1
his soul fo- "a pAltry profit Nobia Festns
are our daeds to be compared with his
dost he no. p!sy bis fiandish trade BY
day upon our noble peoplo.
Taird Witch, (ano.her heavy villain. }
And why should we bs doomed t,
walk the night when he eau p, aceiul II
slOep2 Have wo done worse? Let Vi
to the nisht bell.
First and Second Wit it,hes-Aye, aye
We will
DIuggist-Hold without, what mean
this turmoil? But hold, l will abics
with thee shortly.
Policeman, (emerssng from slumb J,
What means this r0ise WHAT Dc
my eyes b.hoid Whist neaus on!
shO
attire at his door. Aye! what mean 81
the three forms in h,dlng behind tht
clrner. 1 will investigate, (comlnl
ACROSS the strest Eola thsre ya
thrss villains, couIe ys with me. (P
to d. Dos. thou know these three Of 9
kind.
Druggist Iethlaks havs seen suct
forms before. Aye, noble tir, releast
your hold, IL is the Boss
Policem an-Waat mesn'st tton by
dlatubing the Dtuzgist's peace?
Witohes-It was u joke.
Moral-rh.s fable trsches us, 81.
III ugh policeman "a being often
spoken of hus seldom ssen-is nos q
weapon to b3 fooled with. We also
learn. we can sleep ia peace, fer out
um6ers orc guarded, Which the5
haven't, Io they havsa's ior long
me, nowl
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.

When sauce hollis from the side o.
the pan, the flour or corr starch is
done.
Always put little soda in milk T. al
is to be boiled, as an acid is formed by
boiling.
A tablespoonful of turpentine boiled
with white clothes will greatly aid the
whitening process.
To stone raisins easily, pour boiling
water over them and drain it off. This
loosens them and they come Gut witt
ease.
To mend small holes in plastering
use one part plaster of Paris and three
parts fine sand. Mix with cold watel
and apply with case.knife.
Javelle water, used to remove tes
and coffee, grass and fruit stains from
linen, is made thus: Mix well in ar
earthen vessel one pound of sal soda
five cents worth OF chloride of lime
and two quarts of soft water.
Wheel grease and all other grease or
cotton goods may be taken out with
cold, soft water and any good soap
soft soap is best. In cases of long
standing, wet the spot with kerosene
oil and let soak for some hours, ther
wash as before directed.
Fresh meats and game should al
ways be kept in dry, cool place; bu
not In place where milk and butter
are kept, the latter. being rapid 40
sorbents, will soon be injured in flavor
if allowed to remain in the SAINT
small enclosure with meat or vegeta
bles.
The cleanest and most perfectly pol
ished floors have no water used or
them. They are simply rubbed of
every morning with large flannel
cloth which is soaked in kerosene OF
once in two or three weeks. Take thu
cloth, and with a rubbing brush OF
stubby broom, go rapidly up and dowr
the planks (not across them. Atlel
few rubbings the floor will assume {
polished appearance that is not easily
defaced.
A good cleaning powder for windows
and mirrors is prepared by moistenint
calcined magnesia with pure benzine
30 that mass is formed sufficiently
moist to let drop form when pressed
The mixture has to be preserved il
glass bottles with ground shoppers, il
order to tain the easily volatile ben
zine. A little of the mixture is PLACED
on a wad of cotton and applied to tn
glass plate. Do not use near fire o
light, as the benzine vapor is very in
fammable and explosive.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
ID NiIsTEK'5 ORDER.
~ kzGlsrkR'e OyrIuH,
EBw UAsTLH COUNTY, Dxi.,

ID EIISTEK'9 ORDER.
~ kZGlsrkR'e OyrIuH,
EBw UAsTLE COUNTY, Dxi.,
August 10Th, 1857.
Upen the application OF IRWIN W.
PIEkOE. Executor CT JOHN TAYLOR
late Of Wilmington Hd., In sold county
dc ceased, 1t is ordered and direoted by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice sf granting OF Iettera Tessanen
sary upon the estate OF tcc de
sssed, with the 6R.e Of granting snoreof
by causinS advertisements TO 10 posted
1ithin forty daya rom tic date O.
SCH letters IN six Of tie mos. public placer
ofthe county OF New Castle, requiring AL
porsons having demands against the estate
10 present the same, or abide by an Act o!
Assembly in such case insdo and provided |
and also carge the same to bs inserted
within tho samo ported In tho EaiiJ
HKPUELIoAN, newspaper pnoliEhed IN vii
mington, DOL, End to be continued theroip
three weekg 70 o q.
{.~) Given under the hand ard Seal
LIS. ofUffice OF the Register aforesaid.
t>---~ st Wilmington, In Row CASTLE
County Aforesaid, the day END year above
written. J)HN K. BRADFORD,
Register.
NoTIun.-Ali persoas hsving claims against
tho oatate OF tho deceassd must present the
,sme, duly nttegted to the Executor,
on or bsfGre tpsuss 18th, 1882, oi
abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case made
Irwin W. PIERCE, Executor.
Ad iress. R5ii vue, Del,
tr X v. FkAla, tsl, his ets,!ney,
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-25
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
Az RH9ISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

August 10, INSis
Upon the application of Philip ~. Plum
kett, Administrator Of John !. Plunkett,
late of Wilmington Hundred. in said
county, decs ased, it is ordered, and di-
recIed by the Register that the Adminlstra-
tor aforesaid give notice of granting of let
ters Of Administration upon the estate
of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causlng adver-
tisements to be posted within 40 DAYS from the
dsta of such LETTERS In six OF the most public
D, aces of the county OF New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to preseut the same, abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided !:
sad also cause the same 20 he inserted within
the same period In the taiy REPUBLICAN,,
o newspaper pnhlishedia Wilmington, and to
be CONTINUED therein three weeks (e,o 4
(~) Given under the hand and Seal Of
IL S. Soaice Of the Register aforesaid, at
S-,,~ Wilmington In New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and wear above written.
jon X. BRADFORD. Register.
NoTICE E.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator
aforesaid. on or before August Is, isaS, or
abide The Act of Assembly in such case made
anu provided.
PHILIP NJ. PLUSKETT,
Admins 'rator.
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